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List of Illustrations Foreword by Walter Clark Acknowledgments
Part One - Introduction: A New Renaissance
1. France and the French Daguerreotype
2. The Art of Photography: Early Ideas
Part Two - Nature Through the Objectif
3. Commercial Ventures and Travel Views: The New Documentation
4. Portraiture and the Professionals
5. Proficiency and Art: Cromer's Amateur and Iconographic Densities
6. Science and the Scientists in an Age of Naturalism
Part Three - Total Realism
7. Naturalism and Realism in Art
8. Stereography
9. Color
10. Hand-Colored Stereo Daguerreotypes and the Masters of Total Realism Conclusion Appendix I: The Sources Appendix II: Coloriage de Epreuves: French Methods and Materials for Coloring Daguerreotypes by Alice Swan Color Plates Notes Catalog of Daguerreotypes Catalog of Illustrated Books Index
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Add French daguerreotypes, Upon its introduction in 1839, the daguerreotype was hailed as a magical reflection of reality. Today, these early examples of the first practical photographic process offer fascinating windows into the past. The daguerreotypes collected here not only doc, French daguerreotypes to your collection on WonderClub |